The UK’s NexGen Cloud has added Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 SE servers to its Hyperstack AI-as-a-Service offering.

According to the company, the new addition will offer customers access to advanced GPUs for 3D and AI projects, including the fine-tuning of AI models and exploration of VR environments.

The Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 SE features 96 GB of ultra‑fast GDDR7 memory with 1.8 TBps bandwidth and is ideal for large AI datasets, high‑resolution 3D models, and multi‑application workflows.

“With the Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 SE now part of Hyperstack, our customers can unlock the full power of next-gen GPU acceleration, instantly and affordably, to drive innovation without compromise. This is a major step toward levelling the AI playing field. By making the Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 SE available through Hyperstack, we are removing traditional barriers to entry and enabling researchers, startups, and enterprises alike to experiment, scale, and deploy AI faster than ever before. It’s about empowering a new wave of innovation,” said Youlian Tzanev, founder and chief strategy officer at NexGen Cloud.

Earlier this year, NexGen Cloud raised $45 million in a Series A funding round.

NexGen was founded in 2020 but launched its flagship platform, Hyperstack, in September 2023. The company had revenue for 2024 and 2023 totaling £72m ($91.7m).

In October 2023, the company announced plans to invest $1 billion in an “AI Supercloud” which would be available via Hyperstack and feature 20,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs. NexGen said at the time that it already had $576m in hardware orders secured for the project, and deployment was planned for completion by June 2024.

Previously, speaking to DCD, NexGen’s Tzanev noted that the company has not “fully deployed” that amount of capacity as of yet. When asked for more information, Tzanev said the company had deployed “many thousands” but declined to share an exact number.

DCD has asked NexGen how far it has progressed with the planned deployment.